Latest News in Burien, WA

Conservative portion of Oregon looking to break off and join Idaho

The Greater Idaho movement is gaining momentum as Eastern Oregon residents seek to break away from the state, aiming to join Idaho and better reflect their conservative values. Advocates argue that shifting the state border would enhance governance for these communities, while historical attempts at secession in the U.S. have had mixed outcomes. The movement highlights the ideological divide between rural and urban areas in Oregon, intensifying following the anti-police riots of 2020.

Beginning continues at BAT Theatre

The article highlights the continuation of the play "Beginning" at BAT Theatre, showcasing a compelling performance by students from Kennedy Catholic High School. The event, taking place on February 22, 2025, in Burien, Washington, is set to attract local audiences interested in community arts and theatrical performances.

Business and Economic Development Partnership

The "Business and Economic Development Partnership" event is set to take place on March 31, 2027, in Grand Prairie, Texas, focusing on key issues in government business and economic development. This conference will gather industry leaders and stakeholders to discuss the future of business administration and finance in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex.

Beginning continues at BAT Theatre

"Beginning" continues at BAT Theatre on February 23, 2025, featuring a compelling performance from David Eldridge and the Kennedy Catholic High School cast. This event promises a unique blend of musical theater and community engagement, appealing to local audiences in Burien, Washington. Attend this exciting concert and experience the vibrant arts scene in the Seattle Metropolitan Area.

Burien Arts to host Artist Talk Reception with JR Hulett on Thursday, Feb. 27

Burien Arts is set to host an Artist Talk and Reception featuring JR Hulett on Thursday, February 27, 2025, at 14700 6th Ave SW, Burien, Washington. This event will showcase the partnership between local artists and the community, making it a significant cultural occasion for residents of the Seattle Metropolitan Area. Attendees can look forward to engaging discussions and insights into Hulett’s artistic journey.

Southcenter Boulevard closed in Tukwila after 2 shot on Metro bus Monday suspects flee - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

Two individuals were shot on a King County Metro bus in Tukwila on February 17, 2025, leading to a significant police presence and the closure of Southcenter Boulevard as authorities searched for fleeing suspects. The investigation is ongoing, with the King County Sheriff’s Office Metro Unit in charge, and the motives behind the shooting remain unclear.

Buriens 1 Keller Williams Realtor Stuart Steadman thanks clients for their support - The B-Town (Burien) Blog

Stuart Steadman has been recognized as the #1 Individual Realtor at Keller Williams Puget Sound – Burien for 2024, attributing his success to the trust and support of his clients. With extensive experience in residential and commercial real estate, Steadman focuses on building lasting relationships to help families and businesses navigate the market effectively.

Night of Giving to support Skunk Works Robotics team will be Saturday night, Feb. 22

The ‘Night of Giving’ event on February 22, 2025, aims to raise funds for the Skunk Works Robotics team in Normandy Park, Washington. This community-focused fundraising initiative will take place at 1500 SW Shorebrook Dr, featuring activities to support local youth in STEM. Join the effort to empower young innovators and strengthen community ties.

1 in custody after I-5 shooting in South Seattle

One person is in custody following a shooting on southbound Interstate 5 in South Seattle, which occurred Tuesday afternoon. Fortunately, no injuries were reported, although the incident caused significant traffic delays due to a vehicle fire in SeaTac. The Washington State Patrol is currently investigating the incident.

Huckleberry Squares Giving Wall feeds Buriens vulnerable residents, and heres how YOU can help

Huckleberry Square, a well-known restaurant in Burien, has initiated a "Giving Wall" program to support vulnerable residents by allowing customers to purchase meals for those in need. Partnering with The More We Love (TMWL), the initiative aims to connect community members with local efforts to combat hunger and provide essential services. This collaborative effort underscores the restaurant's commitment to enhancing community welfare and addressing pressing social issues.